Travel Info

  • Smart Casual for the entire event. 

  • Visa Requirements

    • Visa Exemption: Travelers from certain countries can visit Malaysia without a visa for short stays (14 to 90 days). Check the official Malaysian immigration website for the latest list of visa-exempt countries.

    • Tourist Visa: If your country isn’t visa-exempt, you’ll need to apply for a tourist visa at a Malaysian embassy or consulate before traveling.

    • Other Visas: If visiting for work, study, or business, you may need a specific visa type.

    Entry Requirements

    • Passport Validity: Your passport must be valid for at least six months from your arrival date.

    • Return or Onward Ticket: You may need proof of a return or onward journey.

    • Sufficient Funds: Be prepared to show you have enough funds to cover your stay.

    Health & Safety Regulations

    • Vaccinations: If traveling from a yellow fever-endemic area, you may need proof of vaccination.

    • COVID-19 Guidelines: Health protocols may apply, including vaccination proof or testing. Stay updated with Malaysian health authorities.

    Customs & Immigration

    • Prohibited Items: Strict bans apply to narcotics, weapons, and certain publications.

    • Duty-Free Limits: There are restrictions on duty-free goods, including alcohol and tobacco.

    • Currency Declaration: Declare any cash over USD 10,000 (or equivalent) upon arrival.

    • Arrival Card: You may need to complete an arrival/departure card.

    • Immigration Checkpoints: Present your passport, visa (if required), and other necessary documents.

    Local Laws & Cultural Considerations

    • Respect Local Customs: Modest attire is recommended, particularly in rural areas and religious sites.

    • Strict Drug Laws: Drug trafficking carries severe penalties, including the death sentence.

    • Legal Compliance: Follow all local laws to avoid serious consequences.

    Special Considerations

    • Business Travelers: Ensure you have the correct visa for business activities.

    Travel Tips

    • Insurance: Consider travel insurance covering health, accidents, and theft.

    • Embassy Contacts: Keep your embassy or consulate’s details handy for emergencies.

    For the most accurate and updated travel information, visit:

    Check official sources or consult your nearest Malaysian embassy before your trip to ensure a smooth entry into Malaysia.

  • Recommendations:

    ✅ Best for Speed: KLIA Ekspres Train
    ✅ Best for Comfort: Private Transfer / Ride-Hailing
    ✅ Best for Budget Travelers: Airport Bus

    For real-time updates and bookings, check the official KLIA website or relevant apps.

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Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, is a vibrant metropolis known for its diverse culture and modern skyline. Here's essential travel information to help you plan your visit:

Voltage and Electrical Outlets

In Malaysia, the power supply is 220-240V at 50Hz, and the outlets use Type G plugs (the ones with three rectangular prongs). If you’re bringing electronics from a country with different plugs, don’t forget a power adapter!

If you happen to forget one, no worries—many hotels have spare adapters, and you can easily find them at airports, convenience stores, or electronics shops.

Local Time Zone

Current: MYT — Malaysia Time

Current Offset: UTC/GMT +8 hours

Local Currency

The official currency is the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). Exchange rates fluctuate, so it's advisable to check the current rate before your trip.

Weather

In late May, Kuala Lumpur experiences hot and humid conditions with frequent rainfall. Average temperatures range from 26°C (78°F) at night to 33°C (91°F) during the day. It's common to encounter rain on approximately half of the days in May, so packing an umbrella and light rain gear is recommended.